Journey Through the South to the Norfolk Exposition
A vivid travelogue recounts a southern rail trip from Louisville to Ashville via the Cedar and St Louis routes, detailing landscapes, peoples, and cities. It highlights Louisville as a growing city with hotels and commerce, notes river scenery along the French Broad and Wabash, and praises Ashville’s Battery Park Hotel as a lofty summit lodging with grand mountain views. The writer promises coverage of the tercentennial exposition in Norfolk and reflects on lessons from southern life and hospitality.
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Lewisville
Louisville
Danquet
Elty
Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Washington
Norfolk
Cere
Waterloo
Cedar
St. Louis
Father of Waters
Exposition City
Union
Southern Railway
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Jady
Loulyville
United States
Louis- Vide
Wiedera
Southern
Kirking
Horse
Ashville
Battery Park Hotel
Rausch family leaves Winona for Waterloo Iowa
Edmund Rausch and his family relocate from Winona to Waterloo Iowa where he will manage the Paul Davis Dry Goods company. He leaves H Choate & Company after twenty two years in the business, citing growth and city welfare. Friends presented him with a charm and watch as a farewell token.
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Edmund Rausch
Waterloo
Weat ‘Thira’street
Rausch
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Winona
Man
Kato Chives
I 6 H
Choate & Company
Winch
Gao, I, Brett Dry' Goods
Mankaty
Business Men's Association
Winong
Hog and cattle market report and marriage licenses
Chicago cattle market opened steady and closed steady while hogs opened lower and closed steady for today with mixed and butchers priced around 6.20 to 6.70. Sheep fell to weak as receipts for tomorrow are estimated at 26 000 hogs and 3 000 cattle. Marriage licenses listed include George L. Cone and Gertrude Robb, Elmer Baldwin and C. Mahoney.
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Chicago
George L. Cone
Gertrude Robb
Traer
Elmer. Baldwin
Bismark
XNI
D. Tipple C. Mahoney
Jesup
Prices to Range High for Cattle and Hogs in Chicago Market
Chicago reports indicate strong demand and high dressed beef prices as cattle feeders remain optimistic. Receipts reached 38,968 cattle with sharp retail levels and hogs at top price around 6.50 to 6.80, while sheep and lambs stay solid. Local notes include property deals, a skating rink feature, and various town updates in Dunkerton and Waterloo.
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Chicago
New York
Bortis Weiser
Anderson
West End
Tow
Weiser
Ralph Young
Freed
Jweek
Matt. Demuth
Miller
Aurora
Ill
Demith
Add
Mare’ St
Woodward
Bendrdett
Benorden
Peter Sullivan
Jefereon
Mra. McGuirk
Shady Grove
Jacob Hohl
J. M. Barger
Will Hamilton
Jake Hohi
Jake
T. F. Kenealy
East Side
Dubuane
Gertrude
Mr. Biglow
Daily Reporter
Dewar
Phils
Nomretten
Waterloo
Fairbank
Barclay
Wu Fite
Barkershurs
John Schmitt
Tom Barker
Aoka
Gust Schmitt
Supreme Court
Busse
Walter Beaver
Mike Staebell
John Stewart
Jim Stewart
Te. Richey
Ealla
Veo Mattelef
Death, labor, and local notes swirl in Dewar item
Local column records ongoing illness of Uncle Wm Lemly, a near-term death, and a string of village happenings. Visitors, road accidents, ice harvest plans, cattle and dairy notes, sales, and wagon purchases fill the week. Jottings mention laborer injuries, Jubilee Creamery hire, and community chatter about Fourth of July plans.
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Lemly
Tiis Indy
Washingston-Jamestown
Joe Walter
Onlwein
Wm. Hamer
Dunkerton
Tolléti
H. Tegtmeier
Schmitt Bros
C. Perry
Here
Jubilee Creamery' Association
Win. Widdel
Jubileé
Raymond
N. Hess
Penkerton
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Janes Town
W.F. Parrott
Lauuisville
City
Dr. Adler
B. F. Rhoades
Madeira
Minn
Waneler Bros
Awell
Sievert & Larrabe
Commission Merchant Bonds
Sycamore Street
Iowa
Indy
Optimistic
Ceeds Damand
Cowaty
Ieeeee
Sosgchobesede
Adler
Wangler Bros
Lee
Conrad Jills
Tel Free
Tegimeyer Farny
Carl Thran
Westgate
Herman
E. T. Cass
Keadlyap Friends
Will Babe
Bears
Castoria
INOWA
Freeman's
Canada Farms
Oaid
Hugo the
Otener
Jprice
Getter
G.M. Freeman
Woodman Hall
Cogiwell
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